Orphans Court Proceedings Probate and guardianship actions
The Orphans Court met with Judge Brackett and two associates. Wills for Margaret Henderson and Harriet S. Dukes were presented for probate. Several estates including Jean M. Gache Elizabeth M. Steele Henry Steele and Anna J Norris had petitions accounts inventories and orders filed. Appraisers guardianship accounts bonds and notices to creditors were recorded along with multiple orders to sell real estate and approve funeral bills.
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Orphans’ Court
M. A. Brackett
C. T. Carroll
Robert F. Schrieber
Margaret Henderson
Jean M. Gache
Elizabeth M. Steele
H. Vernon Steele
Henry Steele
Libbie R. Smith
Gladys S. Rawlins
Robert Smith Jr
Lenora N. Wright
James Oliver Wright Jr
Anna J. Norris
C. Frederick Norris
Louise N. Crouse
Harriet S. Dukes
George P. Edwards
Lee W. Noble
J. Dallas Blades
Modie C. Noble
Joan Noble Henning
Kay Noble
Minnie A. Dukes
J. Roland Chaffinch
James R. Chaffinch
Gary Stewart Glenn
Carl Reagan
Katherine Reagan
Wallace N. Wheatley
Annie B. Wheatley
Anna R. Glenn
John W. Hallowell
Russell W. Hallowell
Velma H. Hayman
J. Alonzo Mullikin
J. Rumsey Mullikin
John S. Ebling
George A. Butler
Iris Newton Sultan
Carrie L. Carroll
John Russell Carroll
James T. Pinder
Mary R. Webb
George C. Webb
Viola Nichols
Naomi Wright Marshall
Elizabeth S. Zellars
J. Courtland Jackson
William Robert Jackson
J. Pratt Carroll
J. Russell Carroll
Joyce E. Campbell
Viola Covey Ellwanger
M. Hilda Covey
Everett Nuttle
C.t.a
Jerome Patterson
Denton National Bank
John H. Cahall
Cameron S. White
J. Walter Truitt
Lillian W. Truitt
4-H Club Membership Offers World of Opportunities
A Maryland Extension Service official explains 4-H clubs offer youths aged 10 to 21 chances to form or join groups with a five-member minimum. Members learn farming and homemaking skills, gain public recognition, and engage in projects from livestock to gardening and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte A. Conaway
University of Maryland Extension Service
4-H
Ers
Johnson grass control guidance and chemicals
The article explains Johnson grass threats to crops and offers control methods. It covers prevention, careful seed purchasing, and not using plows through patches. Chemical options include TCA at 4 pounds per 1000 sq ft and Dalapan as an emerging alternative, with cultural methods for larger areas. It notes distribution via University of Maryland mimeo No. 16 by agronomy staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santelmann
Worn-Out Hosiery Drive Supports Shore State Hospital
Mrs. George Lowe of Caroline County leads a campaign to collect discarded nylon stockings to respin fibers with wool for stronger hospital cloth at Eastern Shore State Hospital in Cambridge. Two new sub-chairmen are named, and the plan cites previous large collections in New Jersey that funded patient care.
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George Lowe
Caroline County
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Cambridge
Clarence Kern
Goldsboro and Vicinity
Kennard Holden
Hillsboro
New Jersey
Lowe
Caroline
Johnson Grass Grows Into Serious Maryland Weed
Johnson grass is spreading across Southern and Central Maryland and the Eastern Shore as a pernicious perennial weed. It resembles Sudan grass, delaying recognition by farmers and threatening cropland. University of Maryland Extension Weed Control specialist Dr. Paul Santelmann notes the growing problem.
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Maryland
Paul Santelmann
University of Maryland Extension
The Bee Wing Vibration Explained
A concise explanation notes that a bee’s hum arises from the rapid vibration of its wings, producing the distinctive sound. The mechanism involves wingbeat frequency generating airflow vibrations, with resonance contributing to the audible tone.
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Sudan
Dalapan
Johnson Grass
TCA
University of Maryland Agronomy Department
Joseph L. Newcomer
Johnson
Agronomy Department
Shore State Hospital
Gale Electric Company
Breeding & Nichols
Denton
John W. Eveland
Caroline County Liquor Control Board
West Denton
Sherwood Brothers, Inc
G. D. Crouse
Eastern Shore Public Service